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This 2005 pre/post difference provides a natural experiment opportunity that, survey data can be taken advantage of by the quasi-experimental difference-in-differences (DID) method. When combined with propensity score matching (PSM-DID), it is also possible to evaluatepreviously unseen impacts of the greatest NHI reform ever seen in Vietnam. Regression tests were conducted to look for effects on household consumption using four indicators, total household consumption, per capita consumption, medical consumption and non-medical consumption. The results showed that the 2005 reform had a strong and positive impact on total household consumption, per capita consumption and non-medical toincrease their consumption. education, higher occupational skill levels and more wealthy households were more likely households were likely to decrease spending on goods. Households with spouse(s) in higher consumption. In addition, ethnic minority households, households in rural areas and poor households were likely to decrease spending on goods. Households with spouse(s) in higher education, higher occupational skill levels and more wealthy households were more likely toincrease their consumption.